sureshanaparti edited a comment on pull request #5910:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/pull/5910#issuecomment-1032359298
@nvazquez Performed the following test manually. Please check tests not
working as expected (marked in bold).
- Deployed VM (with default CentOS template) with 3 GB DATA disk [Passed,
Works as expected]
ROOT Disk => CloudStack: rootDiskController 'ide', VMware: IDE Controller
DATA Disk => CloudStack: dataDiskController 'osdefault', VMware: LSI Logic
Parallel SCSI controller
**Updated DATA disk controllers:**
- Stop VM, Update setting dataDiskController to 'pvscsi', and Start VM
[Passed, Works as expected]
ROOT Disk => CloudStack: rootDiskController 'ide', VMware: IDE Controller
DATA Disk => CloudStack: dataDiskController 'pvscsi',VMware: Paravirtual
SCSI controller
- Stop VM, Update setting dataDiskController to 'buslogic', and Start VM
[Passed, Works as expected - _May be the error message 'Unable to start a VM
due to insufficient capacity' has to be improved to indicate the actual error_]
Failed to Start, Error in VMware: _The BusLogic SCSI adapter is not
supported for 64-bit guests. See the documentation for the appropriate type of
SCSI adapter to use with 64-bit guests_.
- **Stop VM, Update setting dataDiskController to 'ide', and Start VM
[Failed, Not working as expected]**
Failed to Start, Error in VMware: _The BusLogic SCSI adapter is not
supported for 64-bit guests. See the documentation for the appropriate type of
SCSI adapter to use with 64-bit guests_.
_Issue is old SCSI controllers still exists, either tear down or change back
to the default controller. May be, fix this as a separate PR ?_
- Stop VM, Update setting dataDiskController to 'lsisas1068', and Start VM
[Passed, Works as expected]
ROOT Disk => CloudStack: rootDiskController 'ide', VMware: IDE Controller
DATA Disk => CloudStack: dataDiskController 'lsisas1068', VMware: LSI Logic
SAS SCSI controller
- Stop VM, Update setting dataDiskController to 'lsilogic', and Start VM
[Passed, Works as expected]
ROOT Disk => CloudStack: rootDiskController 'ide', VMware: IDE Controller
DATA Disk => CloudStack: dataDiskController 'lsilogic', VMware: LSI Logic
Parallel SCSI controller
- Stop VM, Update setting dataDiskController to 'scsi', and Start VM
[Passed, Works as expected]
ROOT Disk => CloudStack: rootDiskController 'ide', VMware: IDE Controller
DATA Disk => CloudStack: dataDiskController 'scsi', VMware: LSI Logic
Parallel SCSI controller
**Updated both ROOT and DATA disk controllers:**
- Stop VM, Update setting rootDiskController to 'pvscsi' and
dataDiskController to 'scsi', and Start VM [Passed, Works as expected]
ROOT Disk => VMware: Paravirtual SCSI controller
DATA Disk => VMware: Paravirtual SCSI controller
- Stop VM, Update setting rootDiskController to 'lsisas1068' and
dataDiskController to 'pvscsi', and Start VM [Passed, Works as expected]
ROOT Disk => VMware: LSI Logic SAS SCSI controller
DATA Disk => VMware: LSI Logic SAS SCSI controller
- Stop VM, Update setting rootDiskController to 'lsisas1068' and
dataDiskController to 'ide', and Start VM [Passed, Works as expected]
ROOT Disk => VMware: LSI Logic SAS SCSI controller
DATA Disk => VMware: IDE Controller
- Stop VM, Update setting rootDiskController to 'pvscsi' and
dataDiskController to 'buslogic', and Start VM [Passed, Works as expected]
ROOT Disk => VMware: Paravirtual SCSI controller
DATA Disk => VMware: Paravirtual SCSI controller
- Stop VM, Update setting rootDiskController to 'buslogic' and
dataDiskController to 'lsilogic', and Start VM [Passed, Works as expected -
_May be the error message has to be improved to indicate the actual error_]
Failed to Start, Error in VMware: _The BusLogic SCSI adapter is not
supported for 64-bit guests. See the documentation for the appropriate type of
SCSI adapter to use with 64-bit guests_.
- Stop VM, Update setting rootDiskController to 'ide' and dataDiskController
to 'lsilogic', and Start VM [Passed, Works as expected]
ROOT Disk => VMware: IDE controller
DATA Disk => VMware: LSI Logic Parallel SCSI controller
- Stop VM, Update setting dataDiskController to 'ide', and Start VM [Passed,
Works as expected]
ROOT Disk => VMware: IDE controller
DATA Disk => VMware: IDE controller
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